Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1949 — Page 1
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20 GI's Lose lives In Scotland Crash
1 Some Victims On. Furlough
-7 Bodies Found ~ In B-29 Wreckage GLASGOW, Jan. 17 (UP)~ Twenty U. 8. servicemen, some of them bound for home on fur.
fortress crashed and burned , Jadny on a barren mountainside
death. tell: of all aboard tohight, nearly 12 hours “after the big B-29 bomber smashed through
Fail to Oust 400 Police at |*
Royalty Visiting ere
-a elammy fog into the Argyll-|’
+ be withheld until their pext of
shire Mountains. The identity of the victims will
kin has been notified, as is the|. custom with service casualties. _ The bodies -and flame-charred wreckage of the bomber were scattered ovér a broad reach of the 3000-foot mountainside at Buccoth Glen, near Lochgoilhead. Seven bodies were found some distance from the scattered and burned
wreckage. Rescue workers abandoned operations until dawn tomorrow. Bound for U, 8S The plane was identified definitely as a U. 8. Air Force B-29, ‘and there appeared no doubt that it was one which the U. 8. Air Force
Princess Dagar ‘Godowsky .‘e
Princess Tells
to the United States by way of y Jeeland with 20 crewmen aboard. Daughter of Austrian The plane was en route to Iceland on the first leg of a trip to! the United States. | Flying with a sister ship, the plane encountered heavy mist and fog over Scotland. The sister ship turned back to Scampton and landed safely. The other plane had not been re-| Her fabulows career 'ranges| ~ ported since the takeoff from rom a childhood in the Austrian Scampton. cburt to playing opposite John
By JEAN fairy tale creation in the books. She’s Princess Dagmar
Austria. The princess, known to
is, for instance, the clas .,|story about her father teaching |
{s essential to keep the city’s/mentals of music.
The great! public transportation system Godowsky became Infuriated with F ather of 10 Loses
rolling. the
This ing attorn for the Indkenspole En ya the tion shouted: on City appeared. formally at 10/You count a. m. before the State Public| Has Traveled Widely | Service Commission. The princess has visited almost]
Here as House Guest of William Simpsons
There's a princess in Indianapolis right now who outdoes any
Godowsky, daughter of the tamous pianist, Leopold Godowsky, the court musician to Franz Joseph of |
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Simpson, 1 1010 1 N. Delaware.
Joseph Schuster, cellist; Barrymore and Rudolph Valen-/mond Bolognini, : Dog-| {Carlos
|“Langhs With Father.” Dr. ‘Albert Einstein the funda- — -
hema ili to She mam nat a R etri 1a | Bi d; J ud ge
"Gag, Su “will Back Parole
Joti i—— OATS; MF.
Trial of Reds
Defense attorneys for the 12 top U. 8. Communist bosses charged today that their Federal court trial had opened in “an armed camp atmosphere” designed to “poison the minds of prospective jurors.” Federal Judge Harold R. Medina, opening the long-awaited _jtrial of the 12 Communist national board members with conspiracy to “teach and advocate” the violent overthrow of the U. 8. government, denied a |defense motion to remove 400 policemen from the area and adjourn the trial for 90 days. The first action as the court A called to order was a motion
|Gohey to sever from the case the No. 1 defendant, Communist National Chairman Foster because he is ill Foster Absent
William *- Z.
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Forecast Here For Tonight
Snow, Rain on Menu
Of Weather Bureau |
The cold wave sweeping across the nation from the west will
By HARO
low of 15 degrees in Indianapolis tonight, according to the Weather Bureau. RGR RA peratures will prevail here camel
Low of 15° 29 Per Cent Increase In Parts Production At Local Plant Slated
Big Share of Work Here Goes.Into
Locomotives Being Built at LaGrange, HI. LD HARTLEY, Times Business Editor A 29 per cent increase in Diesel engine parts produetion was disclosed by the Allison Division of the General {send the mercury plunging to a/Motors Corp. here this morning. The substantial step-up in Diesel parts output brings |the annual production of {4 Diesel end products, involving
hf separate. Darts, to a) roximately $20 million a
“he increase in Ditsel
Bureau said,” The forecast ater
Mr. Foster, who has suffered a stroke and has a chronic heart) condition dia not appear for’ te trial. Before Judge Medina could act] on the government's motion, how-| ever, an array of defense ab torneys began attacking the “armed camp atmosphere.” Defense Attorney Harry Sacher, a frequent defender in Communist cases, arose and charged the presence of the police was an attempt “to create a Hitler trial.” Mr. Sacher read from morning newspaper- accounts -describing the police, detectives and federal agent forces as “the largest concentration of police in trial] history” here. Judge Medina remarked that] he personally “saw no armed camp this morning when I walked | through the front entrance” and! noted that in previous trials {heavy picket lines sometimes had,
. Papa was court musician.
Anecdotes ph's Court
Royal Musician
MANEY
Denies Defense Motion
Richard Gladstein of San Fran-| cisco, a defense counsel, charged)
her friends as “Doggie,” is the
are Rayand
‘Among “her
terror at the sight of a cordon|
violinist, of police.”
were occupied by the other half by the press. The trial was expected to last two months. Conviction would make the defendants liablé to a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $10.000 fine. : List of Indicted The 12 indicted are: Mr. Foster, a power in the party for Dennis, its general RABB of |secretary; Benjamin J. Davis Jr, New York City councilman;
et —
JUDGE SAUL IL
that “hundreds of prospective council term ended last January, jurors” had received “a sense ot had been_ iil since last Se {When he underwent an o
A. Rou Manly
A Ross Manly Is Found Dead
Ex-Councilman Il Since Last September
Former City * Councilman -A. Ross Manly was found dead in|WeStern snowdrifts, the yard of his home at 1809 pect St. today.
for a high of 30 degrees. Snow flurries in extreme northern Indiana and ridin or snow in the extreme southeast were included in the prediction for today. Cold Sweeps Nation
of .death, the coroner's report sald. ! The 79-year-old former coun- it veered northward into Canada | cilman apparently suffered an at- erday. A {tack as he stepped into the rear
yard to empty a wastebasket. “ sod al Yih >t txpacied Found by Neighbor {morrow Temperatures plunged The body was discovered by a as far south as Louisiana Sg neighbor, Ora Baker, 1117 Daw- accompanied by
‘son St, whose yard adjoins the pd waa light mow. But
a window and saw Mr. | collapsed against the fence sepa-| would give area rating the two yards. nlp crisp Shin miew Mr. Manly, whose five-year] The State Highway Commission said highways closed Detauss ptemberiof high water include Ind.
peration. | west west © His only survivor is his daugh- up athe Hork: 04
Mr. Manly, a native of Steubenville, O., came to Indiana in 1900 with thesFairmount Glass Co. He!
had been employed with the Fair-| mount Co. until his illness last] in ale September, when he retired. He| had hoped té return to work next! month, company officials said. Three Are Penalized “In Indianapolis
He served as superintendent at the glass company for many years and for 20 years had been
Meanwhile, a cold wave swept over the nation from Canada to the Gulf Coast today, giant icelwould ask for the resignation of jams caused floods along the Missourf River, and one million|Commission president, if the Resheep faced starvation in deep development Commission amend-
In two in its present form.
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage gnou14 be
A high of 28 was predicted. | x, Tomorrow will be clear and Feen Will Seek slightly warmer, the Weather
Plan Chief's Joh
‘Kammins ‘Loses Post
ness, all of which is done for the Electromotive Division of
GM at Lagrange, Ill, when added to the $40 million order for mechanical hydraulic torque con«
|Sunday, has caused the Allison
If Amendment Passes Division to expand.
By LOUIS ARMSTRONG Mayor Feeney said today he Jack Plan
B. Kammins, City
ment bill passes the legislature The measure, which scope of Sool over tie Rede.
opm | pn
attorney. It was introduced in House of
seeks to have the present Redevelopment law amended so that it would assure the. commission receiving federal
A heart attack was the cause vada, Utah Montana, MiGRAvtA|the City Plan Commission broader
Addition Bullt An addition has been built to the west end of Plant 3 at Speed-
way with-7000 square feet which will house one 10-ton crane, one
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Redevelopment Commission's carrying out of these provisious. He would also give the Plan Commission power
and safe” allowed to remain
He would give the Plan Commission, which he now heads, the power to inspect and pass on the|plane
to . say whichit houses now existing are “decent and consequently/runs well &bove the T7000 mark
X transmissions, : Pro To do this he would make it|th® 3000-pound Gen. Patton mandatory that the Redevelop- (COM Yersion equipment _ will ment Commission provide decent| ! 39 and sate residences for persons 1! displaced by local slum clearance
The traction company will ask| {every nation in the world-—often {Criminal Court 1 today denied;
wi wa Sev- (according to the law a convict’'s for immediate relief in the way|in a ery: impromptu ye [plea for, - «retrial on ‘an armed
Jacob Stachel, head- of Party Agitation, Education, and Publi-
a pattern-maker and foreman in the mold shop, He was a member of the American Flint Glass-
Commission today .ordered suspension of three permits in Indi-
standing. : ‘Represents Owners’ smoothed out, officials reported.
i Groves,
of a basic fare increase :to bejeral times, she says, she
followed by a zone-fare system which will require three or four months to work out. Will Offer Exhibits Tomorrow Alan Boyd and John of Barnes, Hickman, Panter & Boyd, representing the Indianapolis Railways will. begin the presentation of testimony and will offer exhibits to show the
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Reds Condemn Report
BALTIMORE, Jan. 17 (UP)—A state agency's report recommendIng iislation to curb subversive was condemned by the rand Communist Party today as a “Fascist monstrosity.”
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
‘Sam,...25 710 a.m... 28 7s. m.. 3 11a m.. 28 $a m.. 24 12. (Noom) 23 a m.. 28 1p m.. 23
go down to the train or docks to) join in a bon voyage party for Co Joseph Hofmann or Iturbi and | could end up on her way to Brazil or England. One visit to Russia with Mr. Hofmann and his wife, Betty, ended with enough sables to) clothe Indianapolis. The musician visited Russia soon after the {revolution and was paid, not in |cash, but in furs, His tour netted | him over ‘$400,000—in sables. “Doggie” is an American _citi-|
er. She was born in Chicago, but was taken fo Austria when she
return to the U. 8. until she was| in her early teens. Aids Young Musicians
sicians in this country.
Choice Seats
for Times
Ice-O-Rama Are Going Fas
Send in Your Mail Orders Now to Assure Good Locations for Gala Show at Coliseum
By ART
Mail order ticket sales for The Times Ice-O-Rama continued casts during the WAT.
brisk today.
Advance orders were well ahead of last year's mall requests. “0 For that reason persons desiring the choice seats were urged today L' Crash Probed
to get their orders in the mail now to avoid disappointment.
un loe-O-Rama has played
The gala show Feb. 24 in the)
WRIGHT
to capacity crowds each year.
sen—in fact she is a midwestern-|sad-eyed children.
was ‘six months old and didn’t
The | |
be dressed in gay costumes and |
{robbery charge, but, according to{Cation; John B. Williamson, {justice, promised to do all he|lLabor Secretary;
to get a parole for the Thompson,
man, the father of 10 children. izational Frank .L gan nal . Secretary; Gilbert OS n pu Bragg o Indianapoliz| Green, Illinois State Chairman; Irving Potash, official of the In-
Saye 1047, by Judge Rabb. _ ternational Fur and Leather “I had to make it stiff,” Judge: [Wotiers un (C10); Carl {Rabb said. Winter, Michigan State chair-
iman; John Gates, editor of the
| , { Friday through his attorney, T.! {Ernest Maholm, Lucas asked a{ Dally Wouiees aig Gus Hall, Ohio
retrial. In Judge Rabb’s .court was Mrs. Lucas and the couple's)
|denied. The plea was Inaugural to Draw TODAY LUCAS filed a pisa for State Democrats
a writ of error. coram nobis, Seventy-five of Hooslerdom’s| |similar to a plea for a retrial. The leading Democrats today were plea was denied. {getting ready to leave for the
The family was not present, but [nation’s capital to attend the| She is a fine pianist, but has| Judge Rabb remembered Friday. | Presidential inauguration | never played professionally. The princess serves as a “patron of | parole,” the arts” and has sponsored "a aii I can to get It for him. The Schricker will board a special number of talented young mu-|penalty was stiff. 1 had to do it. {section of the Spirit of St. Louis fe ut it’s too severe.’ at
to recommend a MONY,
“I'm going “I'm going to do| A party headed
he said. by Gov.
4:20 p. m. tomorrow. neta ct — {party will Include state |and party - leaders. [Fr Gets 25 Years State Democratic’ Chairman Ira NEW YORK, Jan. “17 (UP)- |L. Haymaker was to leave for | J. Monti, 27, former Air Washington today, to make ad- | Force lieutenant, was sentenced vance plans for the rest of the today to 25 years in prison and Hoosier Democrats. | fined $10,000 after he confessed| Two stay-at-home Democrats in Brooklyn Federal Court that {will be Lt. Gov. John A, Watkins, | he deserted to the Germans and|Who will stay here and preside {made Nazi propaganda broad- ove the state senate, and Mayor 1 Feeney, who said he'd like to i but could not because he was | owed under” with work.
On Inside
officers
CHICAGO, Jan. 17 (UP)—The [Cuicago Transit authority today opened an Investigation into a
workers Union, AFL. _|ber of the South Side Civic Club,
lof his time to the Indianapolis | |days,
Cere-| publican
The,
anapolis and 13 others over the Mayor Feeney sald that. Mr. state. ; 4 Indianapolis suspensions, all for Runt to the Spud Ra seven days, Included Charles... property owners in slum Mr. Manly was active in securing) Drury, 416 N. Warman Ave., Sun-| j....;ce areas who are seeking the underpass at Shelby St. and|day sale; Mary Laswell, 823 Indi-| oo ntions from provisions of the Belt Railroad. The underpass ana Ave. minor loitering, and, Be ment Plan was named the Tyndall-Manly-|Katherine LeFore, waitress, minor Pp pign.
As the councilman and a mem-
Krause Seen Head Of ND Athletics
BINGHAMPTON, N. Y. Jan. will
Wade underpass. loitering. The mayor sald he would ask For many years Mr. Manly| Other suspensions in other cities| T°" Mr. Kammins’ ins’ resignation bewas an officer of the Peoplesiincluded: | (Continued o ob Page — 1 Mutal Savings & Loan Assocla-| East Chicago, Elizabeth 8Sil- | tion. He was re-elected a vice |busky, 15 days: Ben Siibusky| {president recently. | (bartender), 15 days; Albert Port Agents Check
Active in Scout Work | Jones (bartender), 15 days. Bass ‘For Yellow Fever Active. In civic and church Lake, Richard Good, 15 days, Red" WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (UP) gffairs, Mr. Manly devoted much | (Key, Joseph A. Schoppe, seven! —Quarantine officers at all U, 8B. |Boy Scout Council and served as New Castle, Jewell Zornes, ports have bien alerted to check persons coming into this country la vestryman and chairman of seven days; Mary J. Davis (wait-/5 possible signs of yellow fever the guild of ushers of Christ|ress), seven days. Marion, Calvin . Episcopal Church. J Informed sources said Dr. Gil|Jacobs, seyen days. Shelbyville, He served as 16th ward Re-|Henry and John Anderson, seven|>®rt 1. Dunnahoo, chief of quarchairman for many|days. Crawfordsville, Albert C. ntine of the U. 8. Public Health years. In the last election he Underwood, seven days: Claudel Service, sent out the alert after was an unsuccessful candidate/ McDonald, seven days; Ellen being advised of an outbreak of for state representative. Bartley, seven days; Russell Mil: “yellowjack” in Panama. It is Mr. Manly was also active in ler (bartender), seven days. the first flurry of the dread jungle Masonic circles, He was the old-| — disease reported in Panama in 20 est living member of Marion Com- Nine Drown in River years. ; mandery 21, Knights Templar, In! cONCUCEPCION. Argentina. Jan. A RE NE Marion, Ind. He also was past!ys (UP)—Police PO today Actress Seeks Divorce eminent commander of that body. |that nine persons, including three, HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 17 (UP) Held 32d Degree women; were drowned in the Actress Catherine Mcleod anHe held the highest honor in| Uruguay River when two small nounced today she has separated Masonry by belonging to Knight excursion boats upset in a sudden| from dentist H.- W. Gerds and York Cross of Honor, Ingang storm. . Ten | persons were saved. will | sue fc for d divorce. Priory signifying that he -
bodes. fie as Jz Nigl ht Club Offers Classes To School-Weary Juniors
Priest of Indianapolis Chapter 5, Past Illustrious Master of indiJoint's A-Jumpin’ Once a Week as College Boys Pursue Learning in Greenwich Village
anapolis Council No. 2; Past Master of Fairmount Blue Lodge, and a member of Murat Shrine. He held a 32d degree in Scottish
job. He did not mention” his status . as assistant football coach, ;
‘Flying Boxcar Leap Fatal to Paratrooper
FT. BRAGG, N.»C., Jan. (UP)—The Army today nounced the death of -a who leaped at low
17 an-
£
{trooper altitude from '& crippled plane.
The death of Pfe. Virgll V. Votava raised to four the death toll in the crash of a lear” from which Me"
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Fairgrounds Coliseum will be pre-| "ooo under spotlights and COL8ion between two elevated » y Three Air Force crewmen sented by some 500 local amateur|, —... oomoaniment of a pron | trains in which firemen rescued Death o of ri girl | boosts w week- ~ [Rite. 2 . ig N y LOUISE YLETCHER. Times Woman's Editor killed in the 36 funds for the In- 25 terrified passerigers from one EW YORK, Jan. ‘17=If junior doesn’t like school, New-York crash after.38 pars skaters to raise funds fessional orchestra. car hanging half-way off the h end traffic death toll to -| Thrift Week Mark Is the place for him. troopers jumped from the crippled fantile Paralysis Fund. Will Buy Material y off the high rirt ee arks H bh plane. led to tracks. ere, when he reaches college age, he can attend classes in Seat prices have been le wr |. Mrs. Norma Koster, director of ——— ________._____ SIX oiieniinnan . 2 Franklin's Birth a nightelub . , . a famous one, too. permit everyone to see the s wi the show, will go to Chicago this IU and Purdue clash to- 4 One evening a week, Cafe Society in Greenwich Village becomes G f Ti k { NOW are: Box and parquet chairs, | eq) to purchase the costume ma- Try It night 6 No more appropriate, day lg ., slaeeroom for a course in basic jazz music offered by New e ckers IN ! $1.20; Noth and South side mMeZ-|ioriy) gt a theatrical supply Giake Wy us AA Page 8) could have been chosen to open | yori; University. ng the Mart! Iden Glov: ganine, 85 cents; End mezzanine.|p co The skaters will pay for| TRY IT is a brand new Times Murder on highways . . .' | National Thrift Week than oe The cafe isn’t open for business |the frm making the Martini line. |F or Go en oves #0 cents. All prices include taX.|y, material used In their cos-| feature every child—and| No. 2 of a series. ...Page9| Sav. 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